Sebastian Burduja warns about the risks to national security in the event of the takeover of Napolact by Bonafarm, citing the group's connections to the Hungarian government.

Sebastian Burduja, former minister and honorary advisor to the Romanian prime minister, has called for the halt of the acquisition of Napolact by Bonafarm, highlighting the risks related to national security. Burduja emphasized Sándor Csányi's connections with the Hungarian government and the possible implications for the Romanian market, requesting specialized analyses from security institutions. He believes that the investment is not just a business decision, but an extension of the Hungarian state's policy.